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the lower Southern Stale a most resolute
aoti e.rne. spirit of resisU.ce to the He-
.0.0 party ; that be percive, a sens..
vie iMo m mat spirit 01 Drotoeraoou ana
that feeling of loyalty, together with that
loe for a common country, which are al
last the surest cement of the Union ; so
that, in the present unhappy condition of
affairs, be is almost tempted to exclaim
that we are dissolving week by week and
month by mouth: that the threads are
gradually fretting themselves asunder;
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aud a stranger migh suppose that the Lx-
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eoutife of the United btaies was tbe 1'reii-
ident of two hostile Republics. It is not
for me to raise a doubt upon the correct-
ness of this dark picture, so far as the
Southern croups upon the canvas are con-
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people of the North are not enemies, but
friends aud brethren of the bouth, faithful
and true as in tbe days when Death has
dealt his arrows promiscuously among them
00 common battle-fields of freedom.
We will not suffer ourselves here to
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dwell oo any evidences of a diff.reut teiu-
per in the South ; but wc shall be cooteut
with expression our belief that hostihty
that is not designedly provoked, and that
cao not provoke retaliation, is ao anomaly
that must be traced to casual excitements,
which cao not perpetuate alienation.
A canvass for a presidential election, in
some respects more important, perhaps,
than any since 1800, has recently begun.
Tbe House of Representatives was to be
organized by a majority, while do party
could cast more than a plurality of votes.
The gloom of the late tragedy iu Virginia
rested on tha (Tanitnl from inx .lav wlion
Congress assembled. While the two great
political parties were peacefully, lawfully,
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and constitutionally, though zealously,
conducting tbe great national is?ue be
tween free labor and capital labor for the
Territories to its proper solution, ilruuch
the trials of the ballot, operation directly
or indirectly on the various departments ol
tbe Government, a baud of exceptional
cerneu, nui i must be mauigea in tne who ,nd wnll assail ,,, 0..ly the
opinion that 1 cao pronounce as accurately ! Democratic pany, lor there is no other. Will
concerning the Northern or Uepublicau ' th Democratic party lake up the assault 1
representatives here as any one. 1 know 1 be menaces of disunion are made, though
their public haunts and their private ways, j not " n0". J"1 ,n jls bhalf- ,'' "V"1
i- " , , ,., ,. ' avow or disavow them. Its silence, thus lar,
e re not . hostile Lepuhl.c, or repre- , oll ls nol alarming. The effect
entatives Of one. e confer together, ! , ,,. n.ii.m.uuon, if uccesstul, would be to
but only as tbe organs of every party do, I continue the rule of the Democratic party,
and must do io a political system which though a minority, by terror. It certainly
Obliges ns to act sometimes as partisans, ! Plt need no more than this to secure ihe
wh.le it requires us always to be patriots j s.uccess f ,he KPMica party. 'd
.... 1 Ivir 3 . r the time has come when the Democratic par-
and statesmen. Difforeoccsof opiuiou.even ly musl rule Dy lerrri instead of rui.hg
on tbe subject of slavery, with us are po- throu?h conceded public confidence, then il is
litical, not social or personal, differences- quite certaiu thai it can not be dismissed
There is not one disuuiouist or disloyalist j lr"in power too soon. Ruling on that odious
among us all. We are altogether uucon- fnicp'. it could not long save e'ther'h'
. c i i Constuution or nubhe liberty. But I shall
cious of any process of dissolution going no( beheve the ,,Pelnocrallc prty wlli consent
oo among us or around us. e have nev- tu Mand ln ,nis p(,slon, ihough it does,
er been more patient, and never loved the ' through the action ot its represeuiatives, seem
representatives of other sections more than to cover and sustain those who thieaten disa
llow. We bear the same testimony for i nion- 'know the Democracy at the North.
the people around ns here, who, .hough iu j J k,uw ,Lheu' now ia lt,r, wan,n? f,r"B'h
. r r . . ' , ', . 6 . ! I do nol know a possible disunionist among
the ery center where the bolt of disuuion j lneul alL , bf :,eve lh(.y Wl) be as taithlul to
must fall first and with most fearful effect, the Union now as ihey were in the bygone
seemed never less disturbed than now. ! days when their ranks were full, and their
We bear the same testimony for all tbe ! challenge to the combat was always the war
districts and Slates we represent, TBe cry of victory. Bui. if it shall prove otherwise. ;
men, contemptuous equally of that grca! ! i"fore to decide the issues of other days,
question and of tbe parties to the coutro I i hey can reconsider hereafter, and reverse, if
ersy, and impatient of the constitutional "".d be' j menl 'r " Pro''uu;cne
" ,. . r - , - , I to-dav. as they have more than once recon-
ystem which confines the eitwns of every sldere,, and rewersed their judgments in for
State to political action by suffrage, io or- mer tunes. Il needs no revolution fo correct
gaoized parties within their own borders, ! any error, or preveut any danger, under any
inspired by an enthusiasm peculiar to ! circumstances.
themselves, and exasperated by grievances , X"r," atvnr sP",al "nse JT r"t
. ' , . r r , . . j ! lutton likely to occur under a Republican ad-
aod wrongs that some of them had suffered JminlMraUon- v, e are ,'u no new
by inroads of armed propagandists of slavery . lran,acB nu evfll , a new dispute. Our
in Kansas, unlawful as their owu retaliation (illi,CTS nnderiook agreaiworkn.rihemselves.
was, attempted 10 sunven slavery in Virginia
by conspiracy, ambush, invasion, and force.
The method we have adopted, of appealing 10
Ihe reason and judgment c.f the people, to be
pronouni ed by suffrage, is ihe ouly one by
which I'rea pnvernmenl can be maintained
which is in marked harmony with the spirit
of the Christian religion. While generous
and charitable natures will probably concede
that John Brown and his associates acted on
earnest though fatally erroneous convictions,
yet all good citizens will nevertheless agree,
that this attempt to execute an unlawful pur
pose in Virginia by invasion, involving ser
vile war, was an act of sedition and treason,
and criminal in just the extent that it affected
the public peace and was destructive of hu
man happiness and human life. It is a pain
ful reflection that, after so long an experience
of the beueficent working of our system as
we have enjoyed, we have had these new il
Instrations in Kansas and Virginia of the ei
istence among us of a class of men so mis
guided and so desperate as to seek to enforce
their peculiar principles by the sword, draw
ing after a a need for the further iliustratitn
by their punishment of that great moral truth, formly Mpressed here and elsewhere, that
especially applicable in a Republic, that ihey , lhfe haM ihrems of disunion are so unnat
who take up the sword as a weapon of contio-, uraI ,hat they will find no hand to execute
versy shall perish by the sword. In the latter iem- We are of 0M race ian!,Uage, liberty,
case, the lamented deaths of so many citizens, I and fal,h. enga?f.d. indeed, in varied indus
slain from an ambush and by surprise all j trv. bul evea ,oa, jnijuslry, so diversified,
Ihe more lamentable because they were in- j br s us inl0 more intimaie relations with
nocent victims of a frenzy kindled without . ,acn nerluan an y 0,hcr people .howeverho
their agency, m far distant fires the deaths rooseneouSt and ,nouh j,vlllg undera consoli
eveuof ihe offenders themselves, pitiable, al- dal(.d Government, ever maintained. We
though 1 necessary and just because ihey ac 1 ,anEa lnro,,ohont, if one joint of our Fed
ted under delirium, which blinded their jn ig-: frame 8 smj,t,n; ilc 11 is certain thai
menu to Ihe real nature of Iheir criminal en- , , , j,.j mils, r,sl,. Y,u mav re-
terpnse ( tbe alarm and consternation nam-:
rallir atvLf.ni1 Ihrntinhnm ih. nn!rt- - !
rally awakened throughout ihe country, exci
ting, for the moment. Ihe fear lhat our whole
system, with all its securities for life and lib
erty, was coming to an end a fear none the
more endurable because continually aggra
vated by new chimeras to which ihe great
leading event lent an air of probability ; sure
ly all ibese constituted a sum of public mis
ery, which ought to have satisfied the most
fnoroid appeine for social horrors. But, as
in the case of the gunpowder plot, and the
Salem witchcraft, and the New York colonial
negro plot, so now; ihe original actors were
swiftly followed by another aud kindred class,
who sought to prolong and widen the public
distress by attempting to direct the indignation
which it had excited against parties guiltless
eqtiallv of complicity aud of sympathy wiih
the offenders.
Posterity will decide in all the recent cases
where political responsibility lor public dis
asters must fall; and posterity will give lit
tle heed to our inter'sted instructions. It
was not until the gloomy reign of Domttian
had euded, and liberty and Virtue had lound
assured refuge under the sway o( the milder
Nerva. thai the historian arose whose narra
tive of lhat period of tyranny and terror has
been accepted by mankind.
The Republican parly being thus vindica
ted against the charge of hostility to ihe
South, which has been offered in excuse for
the menaces of unconstitutional resistance in
ihe event of its success. I feel assuted lhat il
will tusiain me in meeting ihem in the spirit
of ihe defender of the English Commonwealth:
"Surely they ibat shall boast as we do to
be a free nation, and having the power, shall
not also have tbe courage to remove, consti
tutionally, every Governor, whether he be the
supreme or subordinate, may piease their fan
cy wun a ridiculous and paiuted freedom, tit
to cozen babies, but are, indeed, under tyran
ny and servitude, as wanting that power,
which is the root and source of all liberty, to
dispose of and economise in ihe land which
d hath given them, as members of family
" their own home and free inheritance,
wuhoiu which na'iiral and essential power
" free nation, though bearing his Umu
, heads, they can, in due esteem, be thought no
j ?l? "11"?.
" ." 'rBBelllilhoI1.h , fgal or
; mtulerable, hangs on themaa a lordly tcourBe,
i not as a tree government."
The Republican party knows, as the
j whole couutry will ultimately come to
t uuderstaud, that the noblest objects of
national life must Dtrish. if that ltto itself
! shall be lost, aud, therefore, it will accept the
issue tendered. It will lake up tne wora ,
' wl"fh so willing to renounce, and.
, combining il with that other glorious thought,
' J ' " inspirallon0
(iv(iih. w uti.il una tcca at t
,, .... .., Mrlni ouwaTl. with the
motto inscribed on us banner, "Union and
Libkrtt, come what may, in victory as in
I defeat, m power as out of power, now and
for ever."
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If the Republican party maintain the iDmn,
wen me worm will an ihc uuuci hhuw mat
ery pary m ,hjs C()U,ir, B,sl stand on
Cnion ground; that ihe American people
wilt sustain m parly that is not capable i f
making a sacrifice of us ambition ou ihe altar
of C"'fy: "'at alti..uh a party may
! h2v so'"ut h, 01 J f4"'- f 'a,dbl""r
; such lradiliin.il merit, yet, it it le lacking in
lne pue VIItue of loyaUy ,0 tlie i'ni,,i.. all its
advantages will be unavailing ; and then ob-
noiious as, through tons cherished and obsti
nate prejudices, the Republican parly is in
Ihe capital States, yet even there it will ad
vance like an arm' with banners, winnirg
the favor of the whole people, and it will be
armed with the national confidence and sup
port, when il shall be found the only party
that dr.'emis and maintains the mitgriiy of
ihe Union.
I hose who seek to awaken the terrors nf
disunion seem to me to have too hastily con
sidered the conditions under winch they are
to make their attempt. ho believes that a
I KepuDlicau administration and Congress
! could practice tyranny under a Constitution
.... .k..L. e nnrtl
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Vet tyranny must not only be practised, but
must be intolerable, and there must be no re
maining hope for constitutional relief, before
lorctble resistance can find ground 10 stand
on anywhere.
Tht P"I,Ie of ,he Unlled s,a,es- ac,'nS ,n
preme tribunal to try and determine all polit
ical issues. '1 hey are as competent to decide
! the issues of to day as tliev have been here
for us, and for our successors to erect a
free and Federal empire, whose arches shall
span the N01 th American continent, and re
lied the rays of the sun throughout his whole
! passage from the one to the other ol the great
oceans. They erected thirteen olitscotumns
all at once. These are standing now, the ad
miration of mankind. Their successors ad
ded twenty more ; even we who are here have
shaped aud elevated three of that twenty, and
all these are as linn and steadfast as the first
thirteen j and more will yet be necessary
when we shall have rested from our labors.
Some among us prefer for these columns a
composite material ; others the pure white
marble. Our fathers and our predecessors
differed in the same way, and on the fame
point What execrations should we not all
unite in pronouncing on any statesman who
heretofore, from mere disappointment and
disgj.-t at being overruled in his choice of
materials fnr any new culumn then to be
quarried, should have laid violent hands on
the imperfect structure, and brought it down
to the earth, there to remain a wreck, instead
of a citadel of a world's best hopes!
I remain now in the opinion I have urn-
fi s ,ease at-)IIl he $,ruclllre , ,he
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Government, and sav that it i a compart.
and lhat a breach, by one of ihe States or l y
Congress, of any one aiiicie. absolves all the
members from allegiance, and lhat the States
may separate hMn ibey have, or fancy they
have, cause for war. Uut once try to sub
vert it, and you will find lhat it is a Govern
ment of the whole penpl as individuals, as
well as a compact of States ; that every indi
vidual membt-r of ihe body-politic is con
scious of his interest and power in it, and
knws that he will be helpless, powerless,
hopeless, when it shall have gone down.
Mankind have a natural right, a natural in
stinct, and a natural capacity fur self-government;
and when, as here, they are sufficient
ly ripened by culture, Ihey will and must
have self government, and no other. The
franiers of our Constitution, with a wisdom
that surpassed all previous understanding
among men, adapted it 10 these inherent ele
ments of human nature. He strangely,
blindly misunderstands ihe anatomy of Ihe
great system who thinks that its only bonds,
or even its strongest ligaments, are the writ
ten compact or even the multiplied and thor
oughly ramified roads and thoroughfares of
trade, commerce, and social intercourse.
These are strong indeed, but us chiefest in
struments of cohesion those which lenderit
inseparable and indivisible are the millions
of fibres of millions of contented, happy hu
man hearts, binding by their affections, their
ambitions, and iheir best hopes, equally the
high and the low, the rich and Ihe poor, ihe
wise and the nnwise, the learned and Ihe un
tutored, even the good and the bad, lo a Gov
ernment, the first, the last, and ihe only such
one thai has ever existed, which takes rqnal
heed always of iheir warns, their wishes, and
iheir opinions; and appeals to them all, indi
vidually, once in a year, or in two years, or
at least in four years, for their expressed con
sent and renewal, without which it must
cease. No ; go where you will, and to what
class yon may, with commissions for year
fatal service in one hand, and your bounty
counted by the hundred or the thousand pie
ces of silver in the other, a thousand resisters
will ne up for every recruit you can engage.
UMON COUiXTY STAR & LEWISBURG CHRONICLE 3IAY 18, JSOO.
j On the banks equally of the tst. Lawrence anil
! s''lrlhe SaVcf
Mexico, and in the dells or the Rocky Moun
tains, among the fishermen on he Banks of
Newfoundland, the weavers and spinners of
Massachusetts, the stevedores of New York,
the miners of Pennsylvania, Pike's Peak and
California, the wheat-growers of Indiana, the
cotton and the sugar planters on the Missis
sippi, among the voluntary citizens from eve.
. ry other land, not less than the native born,
j me unnsuan anu ine jew, among inr uiaiaus
j on the prairies, the contumacious Mormons
! m Deseret, the Africans tree, the Africans in
, bo0(,,e lne jnma,es of hospitals and alms-
hon es, and even the criminals in the peni
tentiaries, rehearse the story of your wrongs
and their own, never so eloquently and never
so mournfully, and appeal to them to rise.
They will ask yon, "ls this all 1" "Are you
more just than asmngton, wiser than Ham
ilton, more humane than Jefferson 1" "What
new form of government or of union have
you Ihe power to establish, or even the cun
ning to devise, that will be more just, more
safe, more free, more gentle, more beneficent,
or more glorious than this V And bv these
simple interrogatories you will be silenced
and confounded.
Mr. President, we are perpetually forget
ting this subtle ami complex, yetobviousaml
natural mechanism of our Constitution ; and
because we do forget it, we are continually
wondering bow it is that a confederacy of
thirty and more .States, covering regions so
vast, and regulating interests so various of
so many million of men, constituted and con
ditioned so diversely, works ri$.ht on We
are continually looking to see il slop and
stand still, or fall suddenly into pieces. Bi t,
in truth, it will not stop ; il can nol slop; it
was made not to stoji, but 10 keep in motion '
in motion always, aud without force. For
my own part, as this wonderful machine,
when 11 had newly come from the bands ol
its almost divine inventors, was the admira
tion of my earlier years, although it was then
bul imperfectly knuwn abroad, so now, when
it forms the central figure 111 ihe economy of
the world's civilization, and the best sympa
thies of mankind favor its continuance, I ex
pect that il will stand and work right on un
til men shall fear its failure no more than we
now apprehend that the sun will cease to
hold his eternal place in Ihe heavens.
Nevertheless, I do not expect to see this
purely popular though majestic system al
ways working on unattended by the presence
and exhibition of human temper and human
passions. That would be 10 expect to enjoy
rewards, benefits, and blessings, without la
bor, care, and watchfulness an expectation
contrary to divine appointment. These are
Ihe discipline of the American citizen, and he
must inure himself to iu W hen, as now, a
great policy.fastened upon the country through
its doubts and tears, connrinea Dy its nanus,
and strengthened by personal interests and
ambitions, is Io be relaxed and changed.
order that the nation may have its just and
natural, and free developenietits, then, indeed,
all the w inds of controversy are let loose up
on us from all points ol the political compass
we see objects and men only through ma
zes, mists, aud doutHIul and lurid lights.
The earth seems 10 be heaving under onr
feei, and the pillars ot the noble fabric that
protects us to be trembling before our eyes.
But Ihe appointed end of all this agitation
comes at last, and always seasonably ; Ihe
tumults of the people subside; the country
becomes calm once more ; and then we find
lhat only our senses have been disturbed
and thai they have betrayed ns. The earth
is firm as always before, and ihe wonderful
structure, for whose safety we have feared so
anxiously, now more firmly fixed than ever,
still stands unmoved, enduring, and immov
able. "STAR & CHRONICLE" CALEN DAR.
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PURE WINES AND LIQUORS.
Jos. IHIddlclon & Co.,
Nos. 156 and 158 North Fourth street, above
Arch street, PHILADELPHIA.
"DRAXDIErf, Wines and Gins im-
J I ported direct and warranted 1'L'KE mod anld to
Jjriiffi;tt9 and Hotel keeper at lowest wholeMlerrire.
The aJU'iflment eooemta of Otatd. Finet and Ko
ch. II- Brandien; Old Pnrt, fhcrrr. Madeira. Li.hon and
Champagne Wine: alo. a lame stock of Mooonirithela
Klibltey, Holland ilin, Irish and etrb Whiskey. t;tmH24
NOTICE.
THE Books and Accounts of Ihe late firm
of lithrr d) Mutter have been left at Ihe
office of Ihe undersigned, on South Second
street, for settlement. All persons interested
will please bear it in mind.
KM. CAMERON, J.
Lewisburg, Feb. 24, lSfiOwH
LAW OFFICE REMOVED.
John B. Linn,
ATTORNEY AT llff-Office al
his house ou N. .Market St. bet 1st & 2d
' I.f s Isilmrg. Pa.
The HOWARD and HOPE Express
Companies.
I EXPRESSES Daily to anil from any
J portion of thf 11, 1 ted StiitM ami CaniuUo. Office
ml CAI.DWKLL'5 lrag store, iVm-lniix
l!S9lMeO.
Tbe Beat Work and l.afet Style
TAILORING.
JOHN B. MILLER
thankful for past favors
would slate thai he has re
ceived the FALL & Winter
Fashions, and is prepared to
CL"T, MAKE, and HE PAIR
garments as usual. He will
endeavor, as heretofore, to
execute his work satisfacto
rily to all. Lewisbnrg, Oct 1859
Da-W.H. BacKiiorm.
Da.N.V.Pcaor.
ri'RDV & II AC HliOl SE,
pnrsiciAxs and svkgeoxs,
RESPECTFULLY offer iheir services to
the citizens of Lewisburg and the sur
rounding country.
tfr"'Parlicu'ar attention paid to SURGERY.
Enquire in West Market street or at the
residence of Mrs. Backhouse. Ian. IM60.
T)T TVTT'O for Justices and
)L.ill JYU Con-tables, for tm!e
or pruned to order, at the Chrouiclc Office
!" , ,! .
T s ftjl"
nils i i:
NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS.
Wm.BroYTn Jr. & ths. C. Dunlile,
Having formed a Partnership, al ihe old
stand ol Wra. & J. H. Brown, Market Si.abuve
4ih, Lewisburg,
ARE offering a large assortment o'
J. Fall anil HIVTtll .ooi,
ooiiaisting of Ready Made Clothing, Cloihs,
Castmerrs, Coatings. Vesiings, Carpetings,
Bleached and Brown Linens, Drillings, Shir-
'"a'so aC'large variety of LADIES' DKESS
GOODS, such as Calicoes, Challies, Lawns
Delains, Barsges, Silks, (iinghams,Shawls.4c
Also all kinds'of Notions, Groceries, Hard
ware, Cedarware, Queens aud Glassware
Fish, Salt, Tobacco.
Also all kiud of Itritk for building pur
poses. Call and eiamineforyonrselves. Produce
of all kinds taken in exchange for Goods.
BROWN & DL'NKLE.
Lewisburg, Oct 20, IS53
RIVIERE HOUsT
LEWISHl'liH, I'A.
it. ... iii:tzi:i., rron'r.
mHIS Hotel is located in the center nf Ihe
town, one square from Ihe Conn House.
siness in ihe lown, will finl this a pleasant
and comfortable home. Chaiges moderate.
Lewisburg, Pa, Sept. 6, !.") m3
Josiah Baker & Co.,
HAVE made arrangements wiih E.
E. Locke tt Co. to furnish 95 per ceni.
AI-OOIIOI..
by Ihe Bbl. and Half Bid. as cheap as it can
be bought in Philadelphia.
Tbey have also just received a general as
sortment of
miiis, laiai'jww,
ralnta and OllM,Glas antl Putty,
COPflL VARKiSHGB,
BRUSHES and PERFUXIKKY,
CONFECTIONERY. FANCY SOAPS,
CUTLERY, BCRXIXG FLL JU,
. ,, in, , m !
rine Oil, all popular Tatent Medicines,
. , m i c ai,i. c i.
Liquorsjobaccn, Snuff.Iiks, Soda
Ash, Wheel Grease, &c. &c.
All lhe above articles offered VERY
CHEAP FOR CASH. Call before buying
elsewhere. Our Motto is
' Small Profits & quick Sales."
Lewisburg, May 13. I85.
Blew Arrangemenxs-.-Hew uooas:
JOSEPH L.WN having taken the;
J veil known .SI 1 KLK HA I SlOhh, has ,
refilled it, and filled in an extensive variety ol j
IJatx. Ow. Gmtlrmen 8 Cluthn fi Ac.
Also a larse and splendid stock of CI.OTIIS
CASSl.MLKKS.&c, which he will make npt
Wfr.as he still continues Ihe Tailoring Busi-!
ness. He is prepared to execute all work I
entrusted lo his care, lo lhe satisfaction of the ;
customer.
N. B. Cultins and Iiepairine jr done to
order. (Lewisbur?, pril 10. 1857
nil moOTiii. mn
Just oiicned. opposite tlie Riviere
House, in tlie Room -lately
occupied by A. Singer.
Fl'I T. ami rnmnlpte assnrlmrnt nf
fl . . ... . n -i.ihe ll Miand on
IN G , ac',r, U -oats, ISosi-
iiTaCtals. and Coats of every style an, pal-
tern ; and Pantaloons and Vests lo suit. Also, j
a large variety of Lnder Clothing, such as
Drawers, Shut", Ac. Also.a fine assortment
of Hoys' Clothin" of lhe latest styles. Also,
HaTS and C.l'.s equal to any offered in this
country. In fact, I haveeverylhing necessary
in Ihe shape of Clothing, which 1 offer at a
very small advance for cash.
PHILIP UOODMAX. Ag'l.
ry.A.1! kinds of Country Produce taken in
exchange fur Goods. Lewisburg, Oct. 24.
Taggart & Fart's Patent
Family Sewing Machine,
With Spaulding's Improvement!
PUBLIC attention is respectfully invited
to the superior merits of these new and
unproved machines.
They will Hem, Fill.Oather and Embroider.
Will sew every variety of fabric from Ihe
finest Swiss Muslin lo ihe heaviest tailoring,
without missing stitches.
They are very strong and durable.
We feel fully justified in warranting these
machines to be in every respect equal lo rec
ommendations, as they have been thoroughly
tested in competition with all the high priced
ones, by persons competenl lo judge, who
have given as the most satisfactory testimo
nials and certificates, which are published in
onr circular, to which we refer fora more full
description.
Finishing and Sales Rooms, Market street,
next door to lhe residence of John Walls.Esq.
Prices -$n5, $45 and $50, according to
size and finish, all complete and delivered,
and thorough instructions given in all varie
ties of work.
All wishing a good Sewing Machine, will
please call and examine, or address
II. &. Spauldinaor J. W.ShrJner,
Lewisburg, Union Co, Pa.
We respectfully referlo the following ladles,
who are using these machines:
Mrs 8 (ieddes, Mrs 8 W Duncan, Miss
Lonisa Morris, Mrs C A Lyndall, Miss Lidie
Mar key. Miss Julia A Cornelius, Mrs Ifev P
B Matr, Mrs Johnson Walls, Mrs Or Hayes,
Mrs Francis Wilson, Mrs M Urown, Mrs Jas
M'Creight. Mrs F;Beerstecher, Mrs J A Krea
mer, Lewisburg; Mrs J P Tusiin, Northum
berland; Mrs Rev John (luycr. Mrs M 8 Ap
pleman, Mrs David Roberts, Mrs Sylvester
Pursel, Mrs Alfred Crevelmg, Mrs E Fow
ler, Mrs E H Hughes, Mrs A M Boon, Mrs
Creasey. Miss M Derr, Columbia Co.
Lewisburg, Feb. 29, I860
CHARLES N GREGOR carries on
the above business in Prick's Brick
Block, North Third street. Cutting and Ma
king in good style according lo the best Fash
ions. Give as a chance, and see if we can
not -jiw you. c. MACG,
- Lewisburg. Kor. 1, 85
Fimx'iSk
' faa,-wa
ili'UVHIig J.I.IIB.
gn The subscriber has on hand a splendid
Scfeollection of both Frail and Ornamental
TREES, &c. &c embracing the very best
varieties' of Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums,
Cherries Apricots .Km":""
hemes, naspoeiries.-u..,..., - -
ALSO
Large Horse Chestnut, European Mountain ;
Ash? American Mountain Ash, Sugar Maple I
for street planting. Ever blooming Hose, and
a splendid collection of Bulbous and other ,
Flowering Plants.
rVNursery Grounds on the farm cf Ja's
F. Liun Esq. on the Turnpike, within hall a
mile of l.ewisbur?. All orders will receive
strict attention. l iT Trrm mrariaMg C.1SII.
WILSON I. LINN.
Lewisburg, July 7, 1K5H.
CO-I'ARTNEIISjIIIP.
jj i" " Tlie linili'rsijjned have as-
RilTi c; Jsociated themselves into rooarl-
tjTiie.Jiiiership for the purpose of carry- ,
UimzJ&s2.lu lne l.uinberin;, Planing,;
and Carpentering business in all their various j
! branches, al llie
I CcUiisburq GlCfllll PllUlillO illill3.
where thev intend to keep a s!i rk of I ine.
Hemlock, Walnut, Cherry, Poplar, Nsh, Ma
ple, and all kinds ol Lumber, Flooring Shel
ving, Siding, Shingles, l.mh. Joi-ts. Snidding,
Fencing, Pickets, D.ior and Window Frames,
Doors, Shuilers, liluols, S.ish, Mouldings,
Brackeis,&c. Planing. Slitting, Scroll Saw
ing, &c, done at short notice and all work
warranted to give satisfaction, both in rice
and woikinauslup.
J. 1. MEFFENPERFER,
MARTIN DREISBACH,
HIKAM L-RKISBACH
LevlburK Planing Mille, Ajril 1, lSH.
Aurlloi ana t'nmmlsslun House ia Liwlsburg.
iiHJ: Legal Auciioneer!
w"..4.IoiiellOT havingbeen appointed j
sole Auction, er lor l.ewisbi.rg, is prepared lo !
attend to all calls in bis line in lown aud
country.
Commission Sales.
In Anri! nexi. I intend to open on Marke
tlreel a Room for Ihe reception
, and the sale
(ii .... ..
. aisiaie.i ume ..fan kinds ..t i.oods at Ane -
I lion. Anv one wishing indispose ol any am -
yce ran ,,p5i, ,, -Ine ail'd i win su al
lhe best advantage 1 can and chai
a per
cenrage tor the same
Feb. 2. 1S.')! F A DOXEHOWER
WINFIELD FACTORY!
A'eur Hal t Irlull, I'm'on Co., Va.
matr tiip sulist-rilier. thankful
Rigy f..r past pammag
uld inform
RtZl
(jre aIi kjnds of WoorB ;oods such as j
f .,t(h rassineres. Twee.;. Sattineii. Jeans, '
IIIaiiLeis and Flannels: also. Carpet and
Stockini; arns. His machinery heing of ihe
si kind in u--e, and having employed the
best of workmen, he feels sale in sayms
hat his work shall not he surpassed ly
any establishment in lhe country. A good sup
ply 01 tnearjuvegomiN kepi constantly on nam.
for sale or to exrhanse f.;r wonl, ut pnees
that can mt latt to I'Um: e. Wnol. will be
Carried in the best m.iniif r and on the shortest
notice. Terms ft.r card in:', r.i-sh rn the de
livery of the rolls. MAKK H Al.Fl'ON V.
WuifieM Mills, March MK lH.r)7.
THE substrilier ton
j. tinues to rarrv on int't'.JfTr
,,h-eV,f:,L,,n,;,r::..r,:l.
J. tinues t rarrv on the
Mree.. near MarUu and respeciloll,
'h' P bi; Inends and ,h.
I.euishurs. Mav 22. I."'"
N OTA 1 tY 'l '11L1C.
William Jones,
TT011NEY at Law. ullrrtlnns
2v promptlv attended to. Oll'iceon Maikel '
street, opposite the Presbvteitan rliuirh. j
r.9ti i r.wisr.iin;. I'A.
" " I
r a pt ivrT a' a vv T?nr .ai '
UAD1JL L alllla JIUlJl e
AT
ollfll nl. v'i....,i Tl,.. .ol.. ..ell..,,
Ulllll -1111 isiirri. im nuu.'Miiuri j
1. most respectfully informs the citizens ol
Lewisburg and vicimtv, that he has on hand
and for sale a cheap lot of II KX IT I It K,
for the Spring trade, comprising
Pressing anil Common IJurcans, Sec
retaries and Book Cases, Center,
Card and Pier Tallies, Pining and
Breakfast Tallies. Ciiilinariis, Cot
tage ami other lledi-leads, Clauds
Ssofas. and Chtiirs
of all kinds. COFFINS made to order or
short notice.
The public are cordially invited to examine
his work. as he is sure that they will be satis
fied with his stock of Ware, and prices.
solomox vorxu
Lewisburg. Sept. 15. iw.'ti
James F. Linn. J. Herrill Linn.
T F. & J. 31. LINN,
J Aftornrjat at Law,
LEWISUUIili,
574 Union County, Penn'a.
t. MKRRILL Lll' ef jn.sisrE for Ihe State of Ifwa,
with poaer to take Depni'itiunit.ai'knowleilire Deeila.ae.
$3,000 Wanted!
IN pursuance of an act of the last Legisla
ture of Pennsylvania, the Commissioners
of Union county desire to Iforrow money
tn tne anove amount, in sums not less lhan
$100, the interest ;o be paid annually, and the
principal within three vear. Inquire of
H. P. SHELLER. Treasurer.
Lewisbnrg, Pa., May Sfi, !85n.
LOU? KK! LUMIIKK!!
THE subscribers have for sale -p- -(in
lots lo suit purchasers iTl'j"aa
a large stock of L3fNiiyj
J'Af 0.1t).S-Panel Slitll MSii
Plank. Ac. Also S.OCO I'Xt HAILS.
26 inch Sawed Shingles superior quality.
Also .Square Timber for Duildings :
Which are offered low for cash, at our Mills
on Mouth Branch of the White Deer Creek in
Hartley township or delivered on Ihe Brush
Valley Narrows road at lhe end of our Road.
I v A Diploma lor a superior sample of
nanus, ana a rremium lor Kails and Shing
les, were awarded us at the last fnion Co.A
Fair. JOHN M'CALL & BI!O t
Iy773 Forest Hill P O, Union Co, Pa
ABR'M E. BOWER,
walcliniiiker
VVaiiil Jeweler,
?i second door shore Thir.i
on Market street
LEWISI1UEO.
Would respectfully inform the public lhat he
has on hand a fine assortment i.f (;M anj
Silver Lever and Lepine Watches a good
stock of Gold.Caineo and Masonic Breastpins
of lhe latest style Gold and CameoKarrings
Ac, which he intends to sell very cheap also
a splendid assortment of Eight-Day and Thirty
HourCLcJCA'.Vand Time pieces. Kveryanicle
warranted lo be what it is sold for.
The greatest care will betaken in Repal
rlnR and Cleaning of Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry, and everything warranted lo give
natisfarliitn Plac n.,t. I. . n
1 "7 " ...o-c can, ana
give him some trouble to show his Watches
and Jewelry. July XI,
17 AX. v
PlIEA? EXPKESS-
KetliM'lion ol uaifs.
i and all persons em-aged in
. and from Philadelphia-
orpplllVTW
l dipping Go. ds to ami
consult your own inteie-ts!
: Goods shipped from IU lo 12 per cent, less
pcr iou lbs. lhan by any oiher Lines,
. J,()V K I! S LINE
of Dmy CARS are rarry.ng freight to and
; fr m iha poinl a( lhe lulowlI)g (Jrea.iy
from lhat point
Reduced Rates :
1st Class
2 lo
3 do
4 do
cts. per 1"0 pounds i
31 do j
27 do j
St do I
I'.l do '
Special
Or IJepol in Philadelphia I'ramrk. Ztll 4
llniehmnn. Mm & Hill Mark't M
Persons shfulit le careiul to have thrir
Goods marked in care i f the above Line, lo
prevent imposition I" m other l.inis
Nov 13 JNO WALLOW KK & SON
rSPrlfc.-., Evans & Watson's
ibl!'5! MllDlMllli MILS.
No.3U4 Chestnut St.
J 'Utltai t'tj'ht'tl.
ASOTIlUt TKII MM!
I Ilil.lLIMH. S. t. JK. l'.'.J.
To tha Prcfi'l,-nl .f In- IVi.n.v.i.nw Aric-ullural
S.-CM.V : Tlw ul'-Tir.-r.. y. nr r.iuintitt.e lo ra:tnntie
Ilia cino utc ,il a SaiiiRihli'lr r-lc,-t l.tali. Jt alpoo.
altrr Im-Ihic xm..-I It. a atrf.ntf fl" 'U Ltic r'uir (iriiUi.ua
for cittlil hour, rtllcllull)r i. .r ,ci.t
Ttml alt. r m-w-ii tul. .! .a ...! atid ll.rcc cf yir.t
hul isitiKulfifl atoui.d Hi alr.lt a iicuca la
the ptt ?-i.cc f !( rdti.uult. n il the Ci.iit.-liU taScO
uut. a lilllc t,rnii-l. tut tont ,v,n .crt-l.r.l.
fcTrral SOt.T .M-.l.il l,r(,riif.rc r.c-ivr.l .y lite man
ufai turcr. a'l a lari.'w unat lily i f .1- rum-iiU wcic IU
the Safe. anl cauip nut culirclv uiiii.jur.il
The cxicriiuetit mli-lit-a u, f-f tl.c ta.city i.f Safe
of llo km,! to firf.lctl ruutcula frtaj auj Arc to almu
tlicy may Ih, cxHi.c,l.
The Cuuuiillee aaril(l a D.pU ma and atlT, r McJat.
Oku. U. Wii-ifaaaii,
J'.ll W llfc.,MT.
J. P. ki.TiiKri.ii-li,
ALtktiiti.lilUJ.T.
mr.l. AMillU.t.
WiiwiSflToif, D,i.f trjit. 17, ls..y. llek.ra. Eyas a
Watis. I'hoaiicll'lna.
thtl"MtH : Tli., culamanilrr Fircl'riif Sr.f. if y ur
mauulacturi. pun ha.U hy u, fn nj your Aiiciil, 1,-m-A
Uarrttl. dfnur city, Mttuc uinc mi'iilhi wan ae
Tcrcly tri-d hjr huiiilars la.t Sntiirilar ni!,t. and al-thdUi.-h
they nad a all .lje h:itiDier. culd cl.i.-el-. drill,
and vruiiHwder. th'-T Uid Uut .uereed iu 1'iefiiuK the
lile. Tltu l.oelt liems une uf"IUll9 l't Ut IVder
lruuf,T, Diey could uut 2-t the fca-l. r iutu it. l ut drill
ed a hole iu tlie irtwer panel eu-l Inlci d iu a lare . h:,rir .
ahi'-li ipiiiled. and altl.i.u.-h the ilour, ti...l aud
out. .howed the oiiiosii-n not In have h.ruaRIl ui.e,
it aaa not f ns d oe-n. U t- eu x.ee Ihey were tin ilea
t, r uart of the nihl at aulk uu II. Vleare tnurl. rat-
I ifed at the ie,ult of ti.e ali.un t lueuler it. and il ll.e
. Blcu.rf.v t u. J.
! them. Yuc, truiv,
iayni. junks.
CKF.AT FIKFrASOTHhR 'j hi! Vl'J' '
K ; .11.1 r. Tt-iin.. i(vli 1.', ltZ9.
MfMPm. KVAN'P k Al.-".. hiliMl. ljhn.: j
nlmrn It .Ti i(lf dic grrit j.l. nfur to y t. you i
tliil tlie ?Utnm.Jt-r .ff, liirh 1 ,ur.-KsiPt-tl I witl iu
Fs.lruar. 1 ,,i t.-l to I. tntiu rr. in.ni' lijfd it
anitrt- i rxt' t ti. u In in It. Xy ' t-u.tr h.uw, t. . lli r ;
with m-.i ral i-U.vt, tuiriK-il to tlif ZT'nttul in .MoT' b ;
lal. Itf nl't- llirr.ufc.li iD.o Ihr rt-iir. Jar.'l . - I
(Hfwd to iiitr-i .-. Ls-nt l.,r t-ix .r W-lit Li.tirn. ki-1 Un
it wn UUn !rt-iu the ru u-mul oi u, d. a'l ii i t.nt-ui
' "UI"1 ,n. ,n. i'"-i-t -t;.if. t,.i it,.
ymy..- ua.k 'rriVK HJUTTU WUJ WI.Mi'vT. I rl l'lffrIUI ,
ly rerooiiufD l ..i.r ?t, a tu tl.r run, l.ui.U t. -;. .hf,
n I do, llMt thv-y arv il- n.hr fcrfj.rt t u it - -.t..e
lor aiiT .!' lo b. Bia.l.. TiiitMAS J. I'titt KM.. 1
yA lrift- r'lunt r,f thf mU.xw SAKf a In.-.
oo liauij. at Mil CLesiuut Str-t, tUtt 4 loutb lour 111 i
! biij..i.-iif.,.
CORRECTION. j
'mi floods shipprd from Philadelphia
A.c. by ALLOW l.ks Line are MJT -re-shipped
al Ilarrislui;." (as would appfar by
Mr. Peipher's a.ivt ru- ii;cni) but eo ihr, uah I
without delay lo their destination ou the u- i
quehanna or lhe est Uranch. j
July id, lo.-.J C.G. KKK K. Asenl !
OOK HE HE!
LaUii'H anil r. ntlr mm.
I iicur. is now rea.ly lor Hie sprni" tra
HEIiR i:
X of Isiio, a line and z-'vd variety of
1 '
Sonstfrlh urnilnrr,
comprisinc Bureaus i.f all kind. Ji-nr.v l.ind.
, I ullage, and r renrh Ilo.Kk a-N Centre. I' ,ird.
i liinins, Hr-aklasi. and S. la Ta''e Cat, ,ir,
'. atot tt'ah Siand Hal and Towel It .r ks. and
j anything in the Cabinet line. Ii not on hand.
J will be ma le l.i order. Cine feat and Hair
: Cloth Chairs of tlftWet t-, and aim si
I any pattern C.np Smols, Ke-epn, n ch.nrs.
Iloise M,oe, ari-1 all kinds ol Viih!i Ciia.rs,
for sale cheap lor cash or shoil ere '.ii. A l
the above, can be had at the
I Warerooni of D Gitttr cn Market St.
'our doors alove tlie U.,li. oi at the ol :saI1,l
n ,si ,r tr ni s,re"-' ,,f t.er
- wiil be slail iii see all his old customers and
all the new
ones who may lavor linn wi;h a
.ii
The subscriber al-o attends to the I ii.
drrliikins IIumiiom in all i's van, us
blanches. H ug piomted with Iisk's Pa
tent Metalic Ilunal Ca-e.. and Collins
of his own manul'ac tur nc always on hand. '
he is prepared al any tin e lo wait upon any I
who ii. ay lav. r him nh a rail. Thankful
for the p,ist tavors. he stiil a.-ks for a con-
tiniiani e i I the same. I
Keh. 21,'sn.i DAVID i;iXTER. i
PEIPHER'S LINE
0 AXD FI.OM Pli ILADI.LPHIA
Kl.UUTIO' 111' n.HMiT.
Ut Clan
d Uo
ccnu rr 111) i-ucTta.
4
3.1
ilo a.1 do do
4tti do 27 do do
Pferial I'li do do
heal, Itre and Corn, la eentu j.tr LuaLaL
Philad. Depot with
Freed, Ward d freed, 811 .Market St.
Thankful for Ihe liberal patronage given ns !
we hope by strict an. ntion to business lo
merit a continuance of the same. 1
THO S PEIPHER !
For further information apply lo I
lyTJj C K M'liIXLY,.lgrn, Lewisbnrg !
Wwtxslty at ffiuislinrii.
rPIIE Spring Term begins on tlie lStli
L day of April nex.
BOARD OP INSTRUCTION. j
fiev. J. R. Loomi.o. LL. P., President '
and Trofeaor of Mel.li,,irs and Mural 1'uiloaof h j :
Rev. T. F. Curtis, A. M., ' j
Rev. G. R. Bliss, A. 31., J
O C T T1 T rrofeaacr of Language. J
C. S. James, rh. I.,
I'K'S-aaor of lathematicaanil Xat Thil.
F. . Tnstin, A. 31., I
AJj. ITulaaHir of Langnmea an l Tearher of
. Aatural Sti.n. :
I. C. jnn, A. C, j
rrineipal of tha aeaJenij.
M. H . Cramer,
A:.. a.
Miss A . Tn vlnr " !
,
... ,r , fnnrit al of til. remale Institute.
3Iiss II. E. t-pratt.
Tearhar of Valhematka.
3Iiss M. L. Mason,
3Ii.s R. S. "Warren,
Teacher of Drawing.
ir r n i xr ,T'mrB"f French and Utin.
3I0US. I 1 II. Held.
Mons. K. Volkmar,
Tearbrrcf Slunk. I
Tearher of n.rm.n I
CuLLECE-
Tuition per annum. 0o '
Koom rem. Library, Ac, 9 10
Acaumi Tuition per annum, 15. lo 30 00 1
Care, Kepairs, Ac, 1 HO '
r e. I.asT. Tuition tier a.,n.,m lo nn on
kepairs " R5
The Academy building has been fitted up to
receive boarders, and ihey are provided with
board, furnished room, and lights at I.a5per
week.
CVm i,li a tiue assortiniDt by
) 11 urtu i (JocJmaa
M3t.
FHILAD'A PtATFCRU SCALER
St ILLS' I r r' arc
(m y V7'or Railroads
M;AH'.'; I hay-
eripii.m, un,.
ac. lor ,
ore and me,Fi...
t I IV ire arr.rriiilw. P.. I ... -
11 .11.1.. ' .".will
'""ersrun,
risK, every scale is fri.-i......
correct, and il, after trial, not fi uod ai, ,
tory. can be returr.ed without charge.
l Factory al the old stand, ettl1iltj.
more than thntv-hve years. r
ABBOTT A Co
rnrncr of Ninth and Melon ta., I-Htt. jy A
Executor's Kotice.
"V'OTiCE is heieby given, that Leir,lf.
i. 1 tameniary on ihe last will and letain. i
of JOHN R E L ll, deceased, late of VI
Ueer Ii.wii-Iiiji. L'nion county, have I.,
granted to the ayidprsioned, by the Ragiit,J''
l.nion ci uniy, in due form ol law ; allp,r
having claims against said eshaie will trp.7v
them lo John Iiatesman for sett'en-ien '"j
Ihose owing said estate are requested to n,,' '
luiinediate pannent, lo John liai-amaa "
JOIIN IA'lHMA.,aEXreB.
- ua nr.!.!.', tuf.
1)AVSfor a full course in the I,on C , ,
Collere. mr.si extensively patronized a
best organized Ccmmercial School it, iie j;.
ted States.
Four I.arrre ITalls
For Writing. Commercial Calculations, Bvt
Keeping and Lectures.
I'sual lime to e. mplete a full course, fr
6 lo 10 weeks. Kvrry Modem, upon
ling, is guaranteed to te competent to man
the Books ol any Business, and qualified 'a
earn a salary of from
Si-iOO tO SilOOO.
Students- enter at any time No Vacation
Review al pleasure. '
Urtl l',inti'iimt fur lint M'riti'nj
awarded this Institution. The best a,j fl
lest variety of Penmanship in any one Haii
the I'mon. is foiiiid here. Ji
t V Ministers- Sons received ai half pr,ff.
For Circular ar,d Specimeiis t ,!
.1 t,l,-'l..l..l f .r.L . ..
, icw 111 ine llilitgr
mi sd,i,e-s
7Hil f. W. JKKIs I'ml ,,,, d
. ! ... h'3's-1'"".
GKT I.SL'.i;i) !
)
Wet Braark lnnranrr Inapnii
Lea h IIAt..fi. '
ir
OX. C.(;. HARVEY, lrr,l.t.
J. W. C HA I'M X. W
J nis company, on entenn upon the t'z
year of their business, submit the foilemt
.-laie menl ol their asset and business K m
public.
Nunrof ri.!iri-a in f. rrr Jnnnarj 1, lseO.
Alin-ui.t f.l l'r. rtv 11 sund du J
Ani l ol I'o ojium St.lr? la f ret: ilo
ii
i..i;4
Niiml-T f.f P.'tirlf? i.a4 :it jear $: :.j
Am mit 1 f l'r"-r!y m.-uiJ s"97 " "
Aiii lint of I'r.miuin N,.ir. ttaifi-it r..."I6 i
Aoif'UQt Kjt Loer auitaltira y
1'his Company continues to inure evm
description of properly, such as bia isi,
z ...ds, merchandize, Ac , asainst loss r dam
ase of Fire, and lor any time limited cr per
petual. SAM L If. ORWIG, .gttu
I.ea isbnrs. On Si), Q
j Aiiitricun Life Insurance & Trust fo,
I (Capi'al Su ck -."iO,0i)
CIOMPAX Vs P.uilding-.Walnnl street,.
' corner of Fourth Vh,Ui,liifkia.
j 11? Lives insured al ihe usual Mutual m
or at J. mt Mti.i U rates aboul so per cent. H v
- .. ...... , e ,.e lowest in Jl
worol
A. MHII.LU1X,
l resiuem
Jmusi C.
71
;i:t. P. .MILLrR. JjrnM.rwislnrr
William VanGezer,
I TTORMIY at Law,
l-Iiirsr, I niou Co., Pa.sri
AT A ItAlKiAlN!
1 1 I i The subscriber has oa hand fcr
saie Inn Aft, liiisgirN, !r!, be
ofler at a bargain lor I ash or will Excharse
b r a good HuK.-sE. Call soon or yon
""5S " B. F. HI Ks-H.
at l!t:rh a lirxxImaD'g srra,
or if absent, inquire of W . H. Killer, at Wa.
r.rown. Jr."j store. Lewisburg. Feb. 15
THCHAS G. GRIER,
eV tuw,efortuJ.L.Voaa)
Mutdiiiiakfr and Jeweller.
Located tat. door -a: ,f tl!e .l;,,,.! rt rentli Mcnaanl r
Mr. V.Jerw-LtBlrbLIKi, l-a.
CilOi'kw, Watches, &c. repaired on shot:
nonce and warranted to give saiislacia'a.
rt"Au excellent asscritnent of Watcbrs,
Clocks and Jewelry cr. hand Cheap f,nk.
(JILT FKAMEs of all sizes made todies
Lewisburg. April -9, 1H5S
NOTICE.
riO lhe Citizens of Lewisbnrg and ieia:rr
X I- Ililll'N has removed his Barber
nop from the Kiviere Hou-e to Market imei
basement vf V otow Anions' building, obi
door above the Post Office. Thankful lers.
p asi favors, he hopes to menl a coDtinuu.t
of lhe public patronage.
X. It.
To all who tarry here till their Seardp erow Tpup
To iret a p!e:i!nl linae. pM, a harber ever zae.
Juatratl on lliss at ki .saloon, luyy morn, aye or ace
Toweia elean. raat'ra liarp and etiaeom keeo.
Lewisburg, April 1, 16.59. E. L. HIXES.
SASH and DOOEA
Clixds and SHirns
Flooring, Sidi::;,
Framing. &c.
F-.T aala at the Drue Store nf
r . iau.tu.
Lciat.artc, Oct JS
SPICES! SPICES! SPICESI
T"l'RE and No. I Ground I'errer.
I Ginger, Cinnamon, Ailspice, I'lcvts.
American and Lnclish .Mus.ard.
Cayenne Pepper. Nutmegs. Mace,
j'up. Carb. Soda, Saltpetre, aieraius.
Caraway and l uriander Seed.
Sal Soda, Ind.gn.
Ashion Dairy and Ground Salt. Ac
For Saie at lhe Eagle Mills No. SI US'
S16 North Frtal street, corner of Xr . Tf
adejihia. HdWAIiD WOKKEll-
If Purchasers will find it greatly to 6,1
intere.-l both in quality and price to bny'-'f
goods, which are wanantrd as reprearsifw .
forfeited.
A trial is solicited. 779Ij
'Mcat Market.
Arramjemtnit fur (he JViir.
JACOB V.. BROWN, having surr1'"5
Lewisbnrg Market for Ihe past six ":"
luis made the loilow itit
arrangements !'"
coming year
Mutton. Veal and f'7'
1 he best ol heel.
can be ha.i on Weilnra.l.iv anil Saturi'al
nines of each week, al the Markri H 0'-.'l .
Market street, between SchalHe'sand I
lewisburg. Pa. i
",s motto is (juick Sales for ash. "
t'mM ' '"' Lxanuiie his n eat.
Ap. 13,'59. I. s. M LKXHK. Ar"1
Dr. C. EI'NEAL,
T I A VIXG resumed the practice nf MoT'
I I l-IVl- I. I... eleSSOIialS""'''
i lo the citizens of Lewisburg an,,i ''r"'.,,
Othre and residence wiih James P. K"'!T,'j
i iSouih Fourth suet I Une
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